Neo-Renaissance Townhouse in Paris 17th — Event Venue near Parc Monceau

Situated on Place du Général-Catroux, just a stone’s throw from Parc Monceau in Paris’s 17th arrondissement, this remarkable venue stands out for its spectacular architecture in the heart of a Haussmann-style neighbourhood.

Built in 1882 for the banker Émile Gaillard, this Neo-Renaissance townhouse, inspired by medieval art, is characterised by its imposing façade, slender roofs, delicate turrets and brick walls.

Having served successively as a private residence and later as a branch of the Banque de France, this exceptional urban château is now home to a museum dedicated to the economy and its workings.

Inside, the richly decorated reception rooms reflect Émile Gaillard’s passion for medieval and Renaissance art, offering an exceptional setting that combines prestige, refinement and heritage.